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\title{\bf The NJOY Nuclear Data Processing System,\\Version 2016}
%\author{R. E. MacFarlane and A. C. Kahler\\
%  Theoretical Division\\
%  Los Alamos National Laboratory}
\author{\\
  Original Author:  R. E. MacFarlane\\
  Theoretical Division\\
  Los Alamos National Laboratory\\
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Contributing Authors\\
D. W. Muir\\
R. M Boicourt\\
A. C. Kahler\\
J. L. Conlin\\
W. Haeck\\
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Current Editor:  A. C. Kahler\\
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Original Issue:  December 19, 2016\\
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Updated for NJOY2016.53
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\date{November 7, 2019}

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\abstract{The NJOY Nuclear Data Processing System, version 2016,
is a comprehensive computer code package for producing pointwise
and multigroup cross sections and related quantities from evaluated
nuclear data in the ENDF-4 through ENDF-6 legacy cardimage
formats.  NJOY works with evaluated files for incident neutrons,
photons, and charged particles, producing libraries for a wide
variety of particle transport and reactor analysis codes.}

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%\section{References}
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\begin{thebibliography}{99}
\begin{singlespace}
\bibitem{NJ1} R. E. MacFarlane and R. M. Boicourt, ``NJOY:  A
  Neutron and Photon Processing System,'' {\it Trans. Am. Nucl.
  Soc.} \underline{22}, 720 (1975).

\bibitem{NJ2} R. E. MacFarlane, D. W. Muir, and R. M. Boicourt,
  ``The NJOY Nuclear Data Processing System, Volume 1:
  User's Manual,'' Los Alamos National Laboratory report
  LA-9303-M, Vol. I (ENDF-324), (May 1982).  R. E. MacFarlane,
  D. W. Muir, and R. M. Boicourt, ``The NJOY Nuclear Data
  Processing System, Volume II: The NJOY, RECONR, BROADR,
  HEATR, and THERMR Modules,'' Los Alamos National Laboratory
  report LA-9303-M, Vol. II (ENDF-324) (May 1982).
  R. E. MacFarlane and D. W. Muir, ``The NJOY Nuclear Data
  Processing System, Volume III: The GROUPR, GAMINR, and
  MODER Modules,'' Los Alamos National Laboratory report
  LA-9303-M, Vol. III (ENDF-324) (October 1987).  D. W. Muir
  and R. E. MacFarlane, ``The NJOY Nuclear Data Processing
  System, Volume IV: The ERRORR and COVR Modules,'' Los Alamos
  National Laboratory report LA-9303-M, Vol. IV (ENDF-324)
  (December 1985).

\bibitem{NJOY91} R. E. MacFarlane and D. W. Muir, ``The NJOY
  Nuclear Data Processing System, Version 91,'' Los Alamos National
  Laboratory report LA-12740-M (1994).

\bibitem{NJ10} R. E. MacFarlane and A. C. Kahler, ``Methods
 for Processing ENDF/B-VII with NJOY," {\it Nuclear Data Sheets},
 {\bf 111}, 2739--2890 (2010).

\bibitem{NJ12} A. C. Kahler, editor, ``The NJOY Nuclear Data
  Processing System, Version 2012,'' Los Alamos National
  Laboratory report LA-UR-12-27079 (2012).

\bibitem{njoytutorial} For an online tutorial on NJOY, see
 \href{http://t2.lanl.gov}{http://t2.lanl.gov}, and follow links
 to the ``Nuclear Information Service (NIS)", ``Training area"
 and ``NJOY" which leads to ``Understanding NJOY,'' Los Alamos
 National Laboratory report LA-UR-00-1538 (March 2000).

\bibitem{ENDF7} M. B. Chadwick {\it et al.}, ``ENDF/B-VII.0:
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\bibitem{ENDF102} A. Trkov, M. Herman and D. A. Brown, Eds., ``ENDF-6
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  ENDF-102) (October 24, 2012). For the latest version of
  this report, see \href{http://www.nndc.bnl.gov}{http://www.nndc.bnl.gov}
  and take the ``CSEWG'' tab to ``ENDF-6 Formats Manual.''

\bibitem{endftutorial} For an online tutorial on the ENDF formats,
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\bibitem{CCCC4} R. D. O'Dell, ``Standard Interface Files and
  Procedures for Reactor Physics Codes, Version IV,'' Los Alamos
  Scientific Laboratory report LA-6941-MS (September 1977).

\bibitem{TRANSX} R. E. MacFarlane,  ``TRANSX-CTR: A Code for
  Interfacing MATXS Cross-Section Libraries to Nuclear Transport
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  Laboratory report LA-9863-MS (February 1984).

\bibitem{ANISN} W. W. Engle, Jr., ``A Users Manual for ANISN,
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  Anisotropic Scattering,'' Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant
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\bibitem{ONEDANT} R. D O'Dell, F. W. Brinkley, Jr.,
  D. R. Marr, and R. E. Alcouffe, ``Revised User's
  Manual for ONEDANT: A Code Package for One-Dimensional,
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  Los Alamos National Laboratory report LA-9184-M, Rev.
  (December 1989).

\bibitem{TWODANT} R. E. Alcouffe, F. W. Brinkley, D. R. Marr,
  and R. D. O'Dell, ``User's Guide for TWODANT: A Code Package
  for Two-Dimensional, Diffusion-Accelerated, Neutral-Particle
  Transport,'' Los Alamos National Laboratory report
  LA-10049 Revised (February 1990).

\bibitem{DIF3D} K. L. Derstine, ``DIF3D: A Code to Solve One-,
  Two-, and Three-Dimensional Finite-Difference Diffusion Theory
  Problems,'' Argonne National Laboratory report ANL-82-64
  (April 1984).

\bibitem{PARTISN} R. E. Alcoufe, R. S. Baker, J. A. Dahl, S. A. Turner,
  and R. C. Ward, ``PARTISN: A Time-Dependent, Parallel Neutral Particle
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  LA-UR-05-3925 (Revised May 2005).

\bibitem{MCNP} X-5 Monte Carlo Team, ``MCNP--A General Monte Carlo
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  Laboratory report LA-UR-03-1987 (April 2003).

\bibitem{WIMS} J. R. Askew, F. J. Fayers, and P. B. Kemshell,
  ``A General Description of the Lattice Code WIMS,''
  {\it J. Brit. Nucl. Energy Soc.} \underline{5}, 564 (1966).

\bibitem{webinclude} Userinput information may be found on
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 \href{http://t2.lanl.gov}{http://t2.lanl.gov}.

\bibitem{MINX} C. R. Weisbin, P. D. Soran, R. E. MacFarlane,
  D. R. Harris, R. J. LaBauve, J. S. Hendricks, J. E. White,
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  Nuclear X-Sections from ENDF/B,'' Los Alamos Scientific
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\bibitem{LAPHAN0} D. J. Dudziak, R. E. Seamon, and D. V. Susco,
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\bibitem{GAMLEG} K. D. Lathrop, ``GAMLEG--A FORTRAN Code to
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\bibitem{DTF} K. D. Lathrop, ``DTF-IV, A FORTRAN Program for
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\bibitem{ETOPL} R. J. LaBauve, C. R. Weisbin, R. E. Seamon,
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\bibitem{RESEND} O. Ozer, Ed. ``Description of the ENDF/B
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\bibitem{SIGMA1} D. E. Cullen, ``Program SIGMA1 (Version 74-1),''
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\bibitem{ETOX} R. E. Schenter, J. L. Baker, and R. B. Kidman,
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\bibitem{CCCC3} B. M. Carmichael, ``Standard Interface Files and
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\bibitem{MACK} M. A. Abdou, C. W. Maynard, and R. Q. Wright,
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\bibitem{FLANGE} H. C. Honek and D. R. Finch, ``FLANGE-II
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